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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
PHOTOGRAPYNG CRIMINALS.
How "EoGue Galleries" arc Mede-Amas
ing Features.
Springfield Mass Republican.


Springfield Mass Republican.
"Rogues' galleries" ere modern insti
tuition, and their existence proves their
necessity. New York, Boston and the
largest cities have them, and on smaller
scale the little cities have their collec-
tons. There are few more suggestive
places in al New York City than the
rogues' gallery, where one csu see the
pictures OF noted criminals for years past
looking at him. Some indicate their rea-
son for being there by their repulsive
features; others, on the contrary, belle
the characters behind them and make
one query for what crimes they Should
have place among the crowd. 1t may
not generally be known that pictures are
taken in Springfield TO adorn this gallery
There must be some place in every large
section where criminals can have their
l;kenesses made. Springfield is such 6
place for Hsmpden county, and Herman
Bnchholz, for the last few years, has
| been the photographer whose duty Oh
privilege it has been to do the work. Az
may be imagined, most Of the criminals
taken to the studio are not particu-
larry anxious 20 have their pictures taker
TO grace rogue galleries ell over The
country it may be, and sometimes make
decided OBJECTIONS. Several method!
have been used for the purpose of max
ing their objections known. There nave
likewise been many ways employed tt
overrule them. Some Of these ere yer,
interesting. The worst trouble Mr.
Buchholz ever had with anybody wa
with the swindler, who, under the pre-
tense OF being deaf and dumb, made sew
eral victims in and about Monsoon, tellin!
them he wanted money to enable him t,
enter deaf and DUMB asylum. He wa
finally arrested and brought here TO hsv
his picture taken. He kept his speech t
himself all the while he was in the studio
He refused to be comforted, bu
would make meaningless sounds ex
pressing utter defiance. He was tied t
the chair by the hands and around hi
body, but he lifted the chair, and fnall
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
In Young County.

Correspondence OF the Gazette,
GRAHAM, TEX. Sept. 29.-Young
county is in better condition to-day, ag-
ricultarally speaking, than she has been
for many years. The recent rains have
put the ground in fac order for cultive-
ton, and it is g common remark shat the
soil was never IN 4 better condition for
sowing wheat than at the present time
Notwithstanding the drouth in the early
part of the summer, good crop of corn
was made, and sells az - cents, while the
cotton yield WAS nearly one-half bale TO
the acre. Grass is splendid, and stock Of
oil kinds are doing we'll. The
acorl mast is unusually large,
and the 'ecsn crop is immense.
Thousands OF bushels of pecars will be
shipped from this county with apparently
NO expense except the labor in gathering
which is usually done by the women
folks and children. One man living west
Of town was offered and refused 5000 for
the privilege of gathering the pecans on
his place this fall. a bountiful supply OF
rain has fallen in every portion OF the
county, and it is the general impression
that the winter range for stock is already
assured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
CorsiCanR,

Special TO the Gazette.
CoRsICANA, TEX, Oct. 1.-The coaches
for the East and West Corsicana line OF
street railway were placed upon the track
this afternoon, and in procession like
moved gracefully and rapidly along the
route. In the first coach we're seated
some of our most prominent citizens, the
city council and other city and county
officials. In the second coach were the
members OF the Electric Band" who dis
coursed spirited and soul stirring music as
they passed along. The streets along the
line were crowded with hundreds CT peo-
pie, welcoming the new enterprise with
shouts Of good wishes. The length o.
this line is about TWO miles.
The Houston snd Texas Central Rail
road Company is preparing an sppllcs'
ton for writ Of Injunction, restraining
the above street railway company from
crossing their track near the Union depot
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

The first real estate investment made
in Portland, Oregon, by 4 Chinese w2s
the recent purchase OF Z building lot by
Seid Back Tor $1,000. Not poverty, but
an impression that they cannot legally
hold real estate, has Kept the Chinese
there from making similar investments.
Seid Backs purchase is counted good
bargain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

In the course of recent violent storm
on the Florida coast an eleven-foot alli-
gator crswled out Of the st. Johns river,
where it now flows into the sea and
started out to find shelter among the sand
dunes. He was captured alive by fisher
men snd will be sent to the subsropicsl
exhibition
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
In Shelby County.

Special to the Gazette.
CENTER, TEX, Oct. We have had
hne rains in Shelby the past week. The
corr crop is very fine and the cotton crop
is ABOVE the average. 1t is being gathered
aud marketed very fast.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

Mrs. Engles, an elderly woman OF
Campbell county, Virginia. expressed the
wish shortly before her death, that her
gold watch be buried with her. The wish
WAS carried out, snd within week the
grave was opened in the night and the
Wstch stolen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

Among other relics of the mound build
ers discovered nesr Devils Lake, D. T,
by Professor Montgomery OF the North
Dakota University, IS what he calls
sacriicial mound, in which, seventeen
inches from the surface, are wells easily
found because of lining of lime about
the sides and layers OF bark on the bot
tom. These are deep enough to hold
bodies in q sitting posture.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

pei tinacity that should accept the in
vitetion. At lsst, snd sitter all persus-
sign seemed TO fail, BE b2oke out with 1his
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

uncured, it is hard indeed to imasfY.
The Germans, hewever, are 90 much
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

We're cun,prcssru ~ nearly pursaueIl,s,iUsS
ent size, and more strongly packed, an
sure it would affect fsvorably ths3ales Of
American cotton here and selseNhere:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03

HsFa than good. Cars4F,s ListN Liver
Exills do Only $50, ouSz large sHouat Of
Inst. OHly Oh pill ae6ese.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-03
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
An Outrage.

hoEALA, HAWAII. Jan. 2Ist. 1SS7.
EDTToR GAEKTTEs-I take this opportunity
OF notifying the people at large through you.
OF an outrage thst took place in this district.
st our poSt-ofice. Last Friday, the 14th inst.
The manager of the kohala Plantation
mailed large number of letters in the post
office, hoping that it would take its usual
course; but instead of being so it was put
INTO the post Office waste basket and thrown
away with lot of rubbish in the rear of the
post-otnce, and there 1t remained until the
neIShboring children came and overhauled
the rubbish. There they found the letters
and conveyed them TO more disgraceful
place, where they remained until they were
found by Mr.. Harry Webb. who informed
MI. RlcSard, the owner of the letters. who
with few Others, managed to fish out good
portion Of the mail the remainder still lies
there. unit TO be handled. Some of these
contained very valuable papers, documents
and drafts. but il was very fortunate for the
owners that they we're discovered. The as
Sit2nt postmaster pretended to be ignorant
OF the fact. but admitted the receiving the
mail from Alr. Rickard. Is it possible that
the people OF honala Will stand such outraces
much longer. and be imposed upon by such
careless people No; give Us a new post
master, man who Is capable of discharging
the duties Of the office faithfully. and has the
confidence of the citizens. Irsmain.
Yours very truly, WV. J. WRIGaT.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

all the colorS Of the rainbow; they only stay
for TIVE MORNINGS. As soon rs the sun ray
strike the water. they disappear. graphic
account Of this fishing can BE found IN Lord
fembroSe's book south Sea Bubbles.
From Samoa the lecturer took his hearers
10 IoDcSts6co and gave n sketch OK tue
veteran Ming George, man now upwards OF
ninety years Of aCe. His Prime Minister for
years has been the Rev. Shirley Baker, OF
whom Mr., Arundel spoke in high terms.
though be stated thsi Mr.. Baker was much
dlSliSed by SIR Arthur Gordon. King George
had ruled his Islands we'll. he was Of the
type Of chiefs which all the Pacific Islands
had had sometime or other, and be cited
hsmehAmsha. os Hawaii. Pomare, Of la
hiti, Malietoa. OF Samoa, and lhackamban,
OF E1ji. as examples. Brief sketches OF the
hernSdec group were then given, and OF the
solomon Islands, New HehrideS, PaImotu
Archipelago, Cooks Islands, whence lahorerS
ana sailors have been brought here, and Ia
hiti, the Queen Of the Pacific. The lecturer
then spoke of the success that had attended
the Efforts of the missionaries among these
Islands, Grand names were called up->pr-
Coan. of EIlo, stood as u representative OF
the American Board of Missions. DIR.
Chalmers. of the Church Missionary Society,
and Bishops Selwyn and Paterson, OF the
Episcopal Missions. The story Of Bishop
PaterSon'S death was graphically told, the
lonely canoe floating on the still waters Of
lagoon. bearing the body Of the dead
Bishop, his hands crossed over his breast,
and i've spear woGndS in his chest. Is a pic
turs ROT 10 be forgotten. The pas; Of the
Pacific vslS touched upon, the wonderful vol
cauic activity mentioned, and the two theo-
Ties IS 10 the formation Of the Islands brief
ly discussed. The present showed wonder
full progress. while the future was full Of
hope. The Pacific was destined TO be the
great theatre Of the world. The speaker
earnestly impressed upon all his hearers the
necessity Of all white men showing an ex-
ample before the native races, aud urged up
on ali who might come in contact with them.
70 let that example be an elevatinS one.
At the conclusion of the lecture, Mr.. J. IS. /
Aiherton proposed vote of thanks, which 1
was unanimously accorded.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

TzULE the Hsvaiisn Islands are
beautiful Who. that visits their
shores. i not stzuck-Sith their pictur-
es1Ceress, the softness Of their eli
nate. The apparent happiness Of their
people. The Casual Passer By takes
II the surface and writes down II his
iournsi The Paradise q the Pacific, :
Yes z paradise. but which. unlike the
original garden possesses not one, but
half dozen seTpents- 4 serpent Of
disease Of immortality. q extravaganza
and q unjust and unequal law
Such thoughts aTe called I'D By the
prosecution u q Chinsnsn the C-hsr
day tor smoking opium and his COZ
yicti11- the penalty bang z thousand
dollars E1e and Two years luLEs5l-
usnt- Looked a without knCTl-
edge q tke facts. how morally pure
W. must appear before the world
The Casual Pzssaz b would ia down
n his nJsa b00k- 80 great / the hOT-
m Tia law makers u the Hawaiian
Islands have for the nee q smoking
opium that they punish i with the
nost relentless SEVERITY / Tlla.n01s
Chinese vho Vas caught II the act q
ndllgng II TIE forbidden pipe was
ss1t=nea1 70 TE3 ysa-s IDL--s.11Dsnt
s1d 3 hsaTy E11e-s-E pz1s-t!- And
than We can fancy TIE c1umslt- with
such stree regulators Il : almost IN
possible f1r the hes-hs1s % indulge
thel vie spEetita= WC1-d u heaven
CeheE Governments We1e Ike that u
HswaI Certainly AIT- C. P B the
sentiment would look T=-y pretty II
print II tIe Essen q Elg-sh p
pe-s- Bzt-zhl yes.-BUt-Ezs tEaE
Chi1znsn punished @ strictly moral
gr01n6ss Vas Il pure desire 70 stamp
Ont wee that made the drsco1lc law
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

TX Indictment sgaiCS- CEe Gov
eminent tC- their ElsC-a-GEe-s-t n
tie matter q roa6S stands clearly on.
before the public TIE reply made
by s1-a officials that the hands u tie
Government are Ie6. 5rssuuch 3
there a-e rot special appropriations
tcr the uoa6s Of Honolulu. has been
completely answered by s morning
contemporary. which kss shown that
there are rezrly $4,000 ayailsble,
either directly OF indirectly to- the
roSds IN and shout Honolulu. The
isct 5 the Ministry DO lot intend 70
Do anything permanent II the way Of
good rosd making The united out
cry u the press may force them 70
make temporary repairs, but any cash
tbst nsy bsppsc 70 Dc II the treasury
81 present = not going 70 Be used to-
any practical purposes The Legs
lsture voted the money toE number
q expensive tollisS ar6 those tolliss
nus: b paid for before anything q
permanent Soc3 70 the country i u
bs done Il : 8 case q s-gEs 5z .-5srs.
O --at-sE l. The ce-uge The spend
,L-LtrS have go hold q the strings q
the bsg and they think they are dip
Ping INTO The purse q Fo-I-cst-S-
TIE bz- however : MT bC.t00less, i
: really 8 vs-y snail one. and when
they co-s 10 the bottom they vii
ind themselves heavily II deat and VII
have nothing % show to- their eLpec6-
it--e Were the government be.ng
carried q By the people for the PEG
BE. We should hsve the plbllc money
spent to- permanent Improvements
while the gilt and tEppa-y might
co-e Z there happened 70 be enough
balance On hand A. present Hawai-
: Ike that class q people who put o.
: handsome exterior while their under
clothing / unwEshed and II holes.
Better wear 6 shabby coat and Be
clean ner the skin. than be t-ickei
With lace and sstrs and be filthy.
Hawaii / getting Itself I'D IS awhited
Sapulehze.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

tLa les Civilized southern gUoupS.
chsc IL missionary influence ! due
much Il their position today Trade
would never have established the c3v-
l.--1e.C2 On this C-cCv tC- instance
ltreCuira1 tEeir teachings and their
VracCcSl vC-S Il 81 tLe example and
"a .sv the to0-ia,cc2 t,vC- which the
-as5cG hl> been built. Bur ala>, the
SCua->IyUctC-5 : becoming = Girl>y
and De-e--c-cC> IS the foundation
VS. >o-,G SDd y.rtUoy,S.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
3aUailan Q}aEGttG

>raZ. January :. u.s.
TE news NON Ezvzz shows .ls.
tbs vC--a--- --eS al Madame s-s
IL ~ --es-s la55 c-aSJ So LaS
c--y ceg- tsZ-- s Sss>tS while her
cousins IN The Eacl1c have been -5v-
~ tEs Islands tl.s-a 8 tzS-e q tLai-
CCGlcy- Inc Eez-s- items Of Lrtall.-
Es-ce winch have bss- received seem
Il SHOW that tie eruption coIlsrcei
On rLe 18Th. t--r that Ii 7SS no. visible
s. I-s \ c-Cz-C House ana El-C before
The evening q. The l-.E. The Tow
MS GuVzra--ly 1Gza2 tie direction q
EEs ore q 1873 t-- seems q Esvs
b-cks- OK higher C-p IEe mountain
s,1s L1a lSSS E-v -aScGei The >sS
DsEr Is Isa- TIE southern most C1---
q ElvG- On thar occasion there
Ta-e T5-- v---5-r 5l-c-- --GSsS. 1-6 s
---l ---- -------rs1 81 hz--z- -ezr M
Lv--S property. and L.-l t15al
TlTe -v5 ar-- portion q the
Southwestern C-GS-
l- ----== ms may .z only & S--z--
-- E-l -G- -zVa- reach -la Saz "
sL= --------5- land. and i = @ he
hoped ---- Z -4- prove So E----e-s
seems every E'-c--..- ----y Il is proving
8 1-w CT El-l---c scale Ike cEC>e
q 49, ISIS S-1 ISL. Two q winch
tL-sa-s-aS the cCV- q hl-os the la--
5s- C51cLs-l within G nile y the town
tasC-e Is mes cazSaG-
TIE present 1cv laS 3 -oCEE cour-
TTy - s-Gvs- over. covered with forest
IL VIII even though sLl--, destroy s
Az-Es quantity q timber Should i
Continue rs course II the direction q
hSL-E-. II e >cC,GweS1e-ly course, L
VII % lst-a 6z-aEe, CuC should i
turn sharp q t1e >r-,.1 wand down the
psE towards Pl-z-u-. 81 enormous
a-2c--- q property VII be destroyed
Lec Il hope that 7s.E MI De ue-I;-
III nov. s. Sic Lzs usually been II
ILs uzS--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25


ASo-zEE ls2t S6de6 Il the lauuals
winch sntvine the brow q tie Hs-
vz-lsc Minister q ForeiSr AftSirs,
he has given Is $ StstUe, 5 big debt,
he hiss tosta1a6 : rSca teC3 Sni now
lie has given Us the beginning q S
1aet- The little EXPLORE. the steamer
purchased by the Hawaiian Govern
Da-t lsst Wednesday. : doubtless
destined Il be the to-erUnns- a :
whole 6ot1llG- Along with the names
= CLa-leIaSCa, Alfred the Crest,
Henri VII and Peter ne G1a2: may
now IL placed that II ellison !, i
no, ce-s- clac q Eraat m&C : Gpv-e
cl4-e5 81 ms t,.ll value during his life
---s, C-- We s-e only TO happy e sc
ec-l I-a->e- where Il = CS-eS tC- by
--u5 merit, a-6 Gibson. the founder
q the EavG--a- navy mus. Ca-.a.-.y
-scs.ve ms proper elevation II cGe
niche If fame
There G-e some miserable and CErp-
ing critics who venture II ua5e some
comp They IL SCEEsS. -Lag
The -oz1S and bridges -LrVCEEou. the
ErcuU need looking a+-e- that many q
them SSily resi attention Away,
v-scchei m2lco1terrS. You only look
81 the present The Minister q For
e.g- Affairs. the Secretary q State
Tor military ani nSvai sEslrs has
higher aspirations Wha; are your
broken axle;ceas 70 h1ms Whist your
empty treasury G1d your many clam
o-2E creditors Nothing. Hawai-;
mus: assert herself Sri she : SONG
u assert herself. steGmllE SIX knots
an hour. under favorable clrcum-
stances, Smong the tsle:S Of the south
en- SazS. earning embassies tro- one
SaC652-k 70 another. and distributing
1uieCS u their C2breecceG mC2s-chS.
And then think how the ambassadors
VII l-ii-a letters. a-6 IN the words
a. TIE poet sly:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25


IEC letters which are published 70
6zv. relative c0 postal matters must
show H PlS--sScs--lTe-5--- the ne
oesS--v az locking sharply AFTER E-S
S-oc-l--z-sS- The LzLs--a affair :
4 b16 enough L : perfectly C-v1--
Z C1-GI-e -lz- -Es Postmaster should
I leave LIS c&cs. g q 70 Honolulu
and CARY ms KEYS WITH INN Such
). eE-e-sS>-5S> would c-l-- dismissal Il
!. a-otE5- c---v. Z c-E-- q -5GS- 70
!, b-CE Ce->--5 here B-. the Post
{ master q LzEz--z : under the EE1S
: q TIE Minister q T c-s5E- At..,z.-s ana
cs1 d. 5 lie likes
: TIE hoIsls affair : ~ more G5s-
: E-1cseCl Il tbs cz>s s whole packe-
( q valuable documents hGS been lo>5
: sCc only < portion recovered = filthy
c Sts-e- U16s- whose RZlS Tie hOhaIs
Z FoS--sSce- :. We cannot Ssy. but the
& chances E-e 8 hundred = one he i
g Su-e ones r-rt-z. However. 10 INST
5 tsr whose --rs5E lie nay BY there can
, b 10 60zb- Is q Whist ought q be
Z do1s- Such 5 man ought 10. u -
; entrusted With tke public property 81
s hour longer thzc necesSEy-
u a. this We tsal sorTy to- TIE
sPos--sSts--CTe-e-sl. He. Ike z-Y
iOthsr Les5 q department. : lot
IEres sSs1t- Such : The system q the
present Hawaiian Government that he
OcsrEo- Place whom Es would Ike II
tsny position. tEs Eszis q affairs Esve
Ftle- followers u reward. and Their
',SuEE5s-1C-S" tc- vacancies have the
Horse 4 Commands. But even tEey.
-tC- v5-v shame. cannot cutie shield
tie kcLz-z PcS--zs-s-. wtz-svE they
-Day do IN the Cz<e q: the c-e II Is
l1z1-1-
3 L VII bs remembered thai Lz5 the
tu-Ee-- advice q N Whitney baz-
lIsze-- Peterson v---G ~ have r.
Gzi-e1 g Deputy P1s-zs-e- Gen
1e-al l-G been abe - Cz-v C-- That
Ss-seS u crimes s.-- which Le has never
lbeen punished he Pos5-uEScs VS.
lbotl robbed and = toCsS EElS1Eei-
isstr-- lie Covenant found ! wlSe- 70
a3ro1 proceedings III -Wc-5erbs-S
mus 1s-snbz 6ehss slipper psopls
behind him
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
ccoul advertisements



- Hawaiian l>iaud>-tu probate. In tho mai.
tcy 90 The Estate 90 JOHANN HEINRICH
NtCNE, latr 20 HONOLULU deceased Order Ar.
pointing ,mc tcr Probate of Win and dircctI-r
publication az notice or the same
document prrportiuE 60 DE The last will and
testament 10 johsuu uciurick Wickc deceased
having ON the isth DAY 90 January. iSss. hocn
presented 80 said Probate Court and a pctition
Tor the Probate thereof, snd Tor the issuance of
letters tcStamcutary 90 Johauuc Wicko widow Of
the deceased, having been dled by the said
Johanue Wickc,
Itls hereby ordered. that MONDAY. the iish
day 81 February, 1851, 40 10 o'clock A. ~. OF said
day, at the Court Room Of said Court, &C Alto
lani Hale, in Honolulu be, and the same u.s.
hereby appointed the time Tor proving said viii
and hearing said application, when aud where
any person interested may appear and contest
the said will, and the granting OF letters Tesla
mcntary.
Il Is further ordered. that notice thereof be
given by publication. for four successive weeks
in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, a newspaper printed
and published in Honolulu.
And 10 is further ordered. that citations be
issued ~ the subscribing witnesses 90 said will
and 20 the heirs % the tcstatOv in san Francisco
and said Honolulu. &c appear and attend the
probate % said wjll. az the time appointed.
Dated Houcluiu. Jan. rs. tSS5.
EDWARD PRESTON
Attest; Justice supreme Court
HESgY SMITH. DEPUTY Clerk. llsq e.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
SUPREME COURT OF THE

- Hawaiian Islands-Iu Probate. In the mat
ter @. the Estate 81 !. ". :. AUNAT. % Houolu-
iu. OalU. deceased. Order appointing time for
Probate OF VIII and directing publication of
notice Cf the same
\ document. pUrpor,iu- go be the last WIN and
testament of =. w. ;. Aumal. deceased, having
on the 18th day OF January. iSS-. been presented
90 said Probate Court, aud petition for the pro-
bate thereof and Tor the Issuance 81 letters OF
administration with the will annexed 90 ;. Pa
lrhi, Ct Honolulu. having been filed by Calptus
Alapai
Ii is hereby ordered. that MONDAY, the 9Th
DAY Of February. lSS5. nc 10 o'clock A. " OF said
day, at the Court Room Of said Court, at Aliiolan
Hale. Honolulu be. and the same Is, hereby ap-
pointed the time for proving said VIII and hear
ing said application, when and where any person
interested may appear and contest the said Will
and the granting Of Letters Of Administration.
IL is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given by publication, for three successive weeks
in the HAWAIIAN GAZErrE ard kuokoa newspe-
pers. printed and published in Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, January l7th, 1SS1
EDWARD PRESTON
Justice of the supreme Court
Attest, HENRY SMITH.
Deputy Clerk. 1iig 80
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
Administrators Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAy-

L Ing been dEly appointed Adniuistrato-
Of the Estste Of DOMINGO LOPES RAMOS
claims against the Estate are hereby notiSed -
present the sane dlty verified, to the undsr
signed within six nOaths from this date. ana
81 persons indebted 70 said Estate OF having anT
property belonging e the Estate IL their nose.
-i01 are requested 20 make immediate sefffe-e-.
with ne 70: The same J. ?. MENDOSCs
temporary Administration Of Estate Of DOMINGO
L0Ses R1nos.
Ho10i1i1. Dec T. fs55 f-f--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

I an looking fcr Z Letter from Yoa Lie.
=ho = ~ ChVls.C@s Island, about that
or1Cn Ecs1ss down thsre. Yo1 LIE feels real
bad II E=.C-g s-c1sre6- and says he vii gzt
eTpZl 1901 Els Minister 81 Washington
i-tatn sahs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
ADMINISTRATORS Notice!

HI y UER~JGN I'D HAV-
Il Ilc been dulr appointed ad-nfnfs1rg-o- -
O ne Estate Of WILLIAM 3. WRIGHT. Iate a.
hoLol-lu- deceased az persons haria. cIaiu1s
-z---st me szle est1ie are notified thzs thev
must present the sane duly verified and ,-i-i
pr0lser vouchers 70 TIE uudersig1 ed within si7
months f-ou date Of this notice o. tbev xiii H
forever osrre1- AID 81 persons indebted 70 aid
=-i1ie are requested 70 MAKE INN edfare usvr1e-r
20 ne = ny Of5ce. Eeahzuzuu street. Ho-oi-1I
IS. z. PAREE
Administrator Of Estate OF William b W-icb-
H1nOlElu. Dec p. Iss5. 10 !;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

I begin 70 feel Is II the kzhunzs we're OF
Uy Eek- and Go yo1 know, think Nos5ig
: pziung than Up 20 TIE Job: l viii not
feel safe 11tll GET over 70 Frisco and e.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
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